One morning, Lu Yunchu found herself transmigrated into a novel and became a vicious supporting female character infatuated with the male protagonist. She intended to drug and forcefully have her way with the male protagonist, but due to a series of misunderstandings, she ended up scheming against the male protagonist's frail younger brother. In the end, she had no choice but to marry him. This secondary male character in the book was merely a plot device, created solely to prevent the development of the relationship between the male and female protagonists. The book only briefly describes him: unable to speak, difficulty swallowing food, covered in injuries. After the female supporting character marries the male supporting character, she directed all her resentment towards him, wishing to kill him. With these thoughts in mind, Lu Yunchu kicked open the tightly closed door. Wen Zhan had just finished vomiting and, out of fear of making Lu Yunchu disgusted, deliberately latched the door. When he saw her kick the door open and enter, his face turned pale and he crawled into the darkness in a sorry state. Lu Yunchu slowly approached him, and when he was trembling to the point of convulsions, she spoke gently, "Are you done vomiting? I made some vegetable porridge. Would you like a bowl?" [Content Warning] A redemption story where the male protagonist suffers greatly. The female protagonist is not OP either.

Aúthiel has always been alone. Her dark past is splattered with blood and she struggles everyday to live with what she has done. She depends on no-one, and trusts very few. However, when the wizard Gandalf asks her to go in his stead to assist four young hobbits, she gets pulled into an adventure which changes everything. With an age-old enemy constantly searching for her and danger at every turn, will Aúthiel be able to protect the fellowship and herself, or will she fall to the darkness like her people before her? *This fan-fiction is based on 'The Lord of The Rings' film trilogy directed by Peter Jackson, but may contain some ideas and scenes from book by J.R.R. Tolkein that I particularly enjoyed, or that would contribute to my storyline. All rights to the characters in this story, except for Aúthiel, belong to Peter Jackson and J.R.R. Tolkein. There is no copyright intended. *